Wolves have today announced a special half-term event for families and young supporters. Mick McCarthy's men will train in front of young fans at a free open training session at Molineux on Friday 31^st October 2008, 10:00am to approximately 12:00pm. Supporters who purchase a 'Wolves 4 Family Football' ticket for any of the specified games (see below), before 5:00pm on Tuesday 28^th October 2008 (Swansea home match), will get four free passes to the open training session (two adults and two junior u17 passes).

Junior Season Ticket Holders and Young Wolves members will also qualify for an admission pass for themselves and an accompanying adult. To claim their free passes to the Molineux open training session, qualifying supporters should call the TicketLine: 0871 222 1877.

Please note entry is on production of a pre-booked pass - subject to availability.

This latest offer is part of the Wolves 4 Family Football campaign, which is all part of the club's drive to encourage Fans of the Future through the gates of Molineux.

To mark the launch, families can buy 4 tickets for £40* at 4 designated matches: Burnley (8^th Nov 2008), Barnsley (13^th Dec 2008), Preston (10^th Jan 2009) and Plymouth (28^th Feb 2009). The family ticket will entitle two adults and two juniors (under 17) entry to the Steve Bull lower tier, where Wolves will be creating a special family atmosphere.

Tickets are available in advance for any of the designated matches by calling the TicketLine: 0871 222 1877. Families will also be able to secure car parking in close proximity to the stadium. Car park tickets can be booked at the same time for an additional £5.

Jez Moxey, Chief Executive, Wolves, said: "Our Wolves 4 Family Football special ticket offer has received unanimous support from Wolves' Fans Parliament. It is an affordable way for families to see a game together atMolineux and we're looking forward to creating a special day out for our young supporters.

"We're delighted to offer this free open training session as part of the offer. It's always difficult to find something fun and interesting for the kids to do during half-term!! Parents can make the most of this opportunity to see the table topping Wolves squad train on the pitch at Molineux. It's a rare event to see any team train in their home stadium and a great chance to see the players run through their paces ahead of the big away clash with Cardiff the following day."

Wolves are also planning to open a new family orientated Information Centre next to the Ticket Office. Designed to provide a child friendly welcome, families will be able to source a range of information about everything Wolves.

Wolves already has over 2000 supporters in its Family enclosure and only recently has supported the Football League's 'Enjoy the Match' campaign designed to create a better family friendly atmosphere at football matches.

*if paying with credit/debit card a family ticket will be subject to a £5 booking fee.